Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Business"

A: Think if your business have enough 資源(people, money, etc) and power to gain more customers

A: Yes, basically that's what it means. They don't recommend it. They didn't like it.

A: The question means that this person is asking the other person how their bussiness is going lately. It could be referring to the other person's bussiness they run, so it's asking how maybe sales are going or if the bussiness has been doing well in general.

A: He was running what amounted to a small business. = His activity was the same as a small business even if he didn’t call it a small business.

A: This sentence is saying “I’m going to do my business and I hope that the software has not been updated”

The part “with any luck, the software inside hasn’t been updated since I last tested this” is saying it would not be good if the software has been updated (written above:...I hope that the software has not been updated).

A: I want to verify the time and date for the meeting next week
I just wanted to verify that Mr. Pace is coming into the office tomorrow
Can you verify that tomorrow is the day the we hold the meeting

A: I am very sorry for not responding on time ( that’s the most formal thing I can say hhhh)

A: Hi 🐕

This statement can be used in more than one way.

👉“You have no business telling me how to live my life!” 😠

👉the green milk store is closed because they had no business. 🤢

A: @manabu8823 no it is commonly used in america and grammar wise it is correct

A: it's more common to hear "It's none of my business."

examples:
I heard that he got a new job, but it's none of my business.

I want to give her some advice, but it's none of my business.

You should go to a doctor, but I guess it's none of my business.

A: While both can mean the same, to "Associate" with someone leans more towards they interact with each other sometimes, but not necessarily work together within the business. To "Collaborate" means that without a doubt, they work together. Possibly as a team.

A: Business Affairs refers to a specific role within a company. Usually, this is the company’s legal team.

A: 'Even if I fail in business...'

When you say this, it means that your business is still going and has not failed, but there is a possibility that it may fail.

'Even though I failed in business...'

When you say this, it means that your business has already failed and you are no longer running it.

To understand easily, 'even if' is followed by a situation that COULD happen. Then, it is followed by another situation that remains unchanged when the previous one actually happens.

'Even if I stop smoking..'
This means that you still smoke, but it does not necessarily mean that you will.

'Even if I stop smoking, my lungs are still damaged.'

A: It would depend on context.

A "business district" will always be a physical location. This is the most common way to refer to a city area focused on business.

A "business area" could be a location, but could also be a way to refer to a type of business.


A: What area of business are you in?
B: Me? I'm an accountant.
A: Really? Where do you work?
B: It's a small firm a friend of mine owns in the business district.

A: They're both about the same, but I think "Mind your own business" is definitely stronger. "Mind your own business" is a command (imperative), while "It's not your business" is just saying a fact.

A: I think you're busy with the other job, so I will email you instead.
I think you're busy with another job, so I will email you instead.

NOTE: There is a nuanced difference in meaning between the above two sentences. The choice of "the other" vs. "another" depends on whether you both know what other job you're talking about. If it is unknown, you must use "another".

A: The person who owns the business travels a lot so they are working on the business while traveling.

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A: In this case, yes. I can understand why you would want to use “on”. But if you wanted to keep it, you would have to clarify what exactly your on it for. For instance, you could say...
-I am on a business trip.

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A: 🎖Natural

A: The reconstruction of Japan's postwar economic and management system will require greater globalization in the Japanese economy.

A: × Mr. John is away in business
✓ Mr. John is away on business

A: × I am on a business trip for half of the month, and when I am not on a business trip, I almost always work from home, but today is the first time in a while for me to go to the office to do some paperwork.
✓ I usually go on business trips for most of the month and when I am not on a business trip, I almost always work from home. That is why today is the first time in a while I'll have to go to the office and do some paperwork.

× I heard that they have recently started to keep coffee and snacks in the office.
✓ I heard that they have recently started keeping coffee and snacks in the office.

× I think it is good that I can refresh myself with such things in my windowless room.
✓ I think it is a great way to refresh myself, while working in my windowless room.

× As I work from home, I think it is a waste of time to go to the office.
✓ I'm used to working from home and think it's a waste of time to go to the office.

× In my case, since I work alone, there are not many advantages to going to the office.
✓ Because in my case, since I work alone, there are not many advantages to going to the office.

× I feel that I don't want to go back to Japan because it will be based on going to the office.
✓ I don't really want to go back to Japan, because then I'll be forced to work at the office again.

× Since I have become accustomed to life in the U.S., I am worried that I will not be able to endure the commuter trains in Japan.
✓ As I have become accustomed to life in the U.S., I am worried that I will not be able to endure the commuter trains in Japan.

× I think I will try to start work early in the morning and shift my commuting time with other people.
✓ I think I will try starting work early in the mornings and shift my commuting time with other people.

I tried to polish the sentences a little bit so that it sounds more natural (some of the changes are just personal preferences). The most confusing part was the first sentence, as it was this really long structure that didn't make sense to me, and also the last one. I don't really understand what you mean by 'shift my commuting time with other people' so maybe rephrase that.
Otherwise it was nice :D

A: You can do that. Most people won't have a problem with it. A minority would find it false.